Nu's Restaurant
Editorial
Sitting at the dark wooden tables, the sandalwood incense, soft colours, and the patterned light create a calming ambience. A popular main is the crispy barramundi which is cut into thin slices, accented with with Nu's signature chilli and kaffir lime sambal, and presented on wok-fried water spinach. The massaman lamb shanks have been braised in spices and re-cooked in curry sauce to absorb the delicate flavours and create a tender texture. Served on a bed of Asian mashed sweet potato, the meat gently falls off the bone, and spiced and sweet characters of the dish emphasise each other. Nu gives traditional French desserts a Thai twist. His interpretation of the classic creme brulee uses fresh coconut and serves the dessert with house-made ice cream. The vanilla and coconut flavours compliment each other perfectly. Nu's combines international culinary skills with his Thai heritage to create a harmonious fusion of flavour in his cuisine.
Edwina Storie, August 2010
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